Following the highly anticipated 15th season of The Real Housewives of New York City, series star Jessel Taank provided an intriguing update about the upcoming season 16. This comes shortly after Andy Cohen shared that the show was between seasons.
Here’s what Jessel Taank revealed about The Real Housewives of New York City Season 16.
Jessel Taank says Real Housewives of New York City Season 16 is ‘definitely in the works’
Almost five months after Andy Cohen confirmed that the series was simply between seasons, effectively confirming its return, Jessel Taank has delivered some interesting updates about the series.
“It’s definitely in the works,” Taank told E! news in an interview at the Diwali at Maxwell Social celebration on October 3, 2025. “There will be several announcements coming soon,” she added.
The New York-based fashion publicist and brand consultant also revealed that Bravo was making several changes to the show. Therefore, there will be new elements in season 16. “They’ve never done anything like this before. Sometimes they’re going to get it right on the first try. Sometimes they won’t,” she said.
Taank did acknowledge that a lot does come down to the cast despite changes. “It’s really a balance of personalities. You can never predict how that’s going to unfold,” she said.
Few can forget the massive fallout between Ubah Hassan and Brynn Whitfield in the 15th season, which became the talking point of the series.
But for Taank, the 16th season would be another opportunity to prove what it really means to dip into the lavish New York City lifestyle. ” I really want to show the true DNA of New York, fashion, a little bit of drama woven in there, but a window into six women’s lives that are doing it all,” she added.
Brynn will not return for the upcoming season, and neither will Rebecca. In this interview, Taank also spoke about the love she had for Brynn.
So, as per the recent comments, The Real Housewives of New York City Season 16 is definitely on its way, and with a lot of exciting changes.
Originally reported by Sourav Chakraborty on ComingSoon.net.
